For Mothering Sunday 2026, I’d print a fake five-star review of my mum’s life skills: “Laundry, therapy, crisis management, snacks.” It’d look like an online rating page, but with cheeky comments from “ungrateful offspring since forever.”

For Mothering Sunday 2026, I’d design a family “team jersey” tee: “Team Mum – Head Coach, Snack Supplier, Emotional Support Department.” Each kid’s name goes on the back like players, so we can embarrass her lovingly at brunch.

For Mothering Sunday 2026, I’d create a minimalist timeline tee: “From ‘Don’t forget your coat’ to ‘Text me when you’re home.’” Simple icons show childhood to adulthood, proving mums never retire from worrying.

For Mothering Sunday 2026, I’d design a bold graphic saying, “Mothering: Powered by cold tea and reheated coffee,” with a tiny disclaimer at the bottom: “Side effects include unconditional love and chronic exhaustion.”